... gathering- heard~but not heard fof the fight. Yes t.-'tii iova protI4 and nstain'd as IL'e snow, Like the streains of tjeir land that. ternaly gow; 'Tis tlie'bur tt e ?? from sirtnmit and shor>, And !A Iyn embracing' . Monarch once more r - 'Port n}a-Chi(Ach ...

... has not only observed the outward! shows of life inl Scotland, but, also that she has f sometiines gone below the surface land discovered motives oft ,aetioic, andifunud out the germns of thanst quality of miind aind those turns- of thought which give ...

... belonging to the Rev. l W. T. Shields, which plunged into the current, and, b~y superhuman exertions, brought both sacks to land. To complete his salvage he a third time breasted the flood and brought out the rider's hat. The first letter delivered after ...

... elsewhere; and, accordingly, they are at present reaping the lion's share of the traffic between the Levant and the Allied armies in the Crimea. Their policy is to make money at all hazards. When a Greek captain has sold his cargo and his vessel at a ...

... language like a native, he returned to Eng- land. Here he lodged at Stoke Newington, studied medicine and meteorology, put himself on a diet of bread and tea, fell seriously ill, and married his nurse, an old woman, who was also a confirmed invalid. He was ...

... friend, was Riordeeu T e, I did not tell you-how (lid you know ? inquired the asto- c tished woman. ?? The lotg lpast was soon explained; and then the woman told it how that hitding she coutl not comtittue to keep up her state and exercise her benevolenice ...

... feet in elevation. Withal Dora D'Istria, if the portrait which precedes the work be a faithful one, is in appearance a lovely woman. After having studied and mixed in the best society in Dres- den, Vienna, &c., she was married in February, 1849, to a prince ...

... although we really could not venture to recommend it as a guide to any poor family who desired to make the best of four acres of land, still it is pleasant reading to those who have no in- tention of reducing it to practice. The work has reached a fifth edition ...

... Melton Mowbray, during the interim between - leaving school and proceeding to Oxford, his instructor bring a pretty young woman, who assisted in the Post Office of the town. Long before joining the University, in 179-, young Smith had achieved such a ...

... the f,3 colonytbas drained the ?? ate to the total of eighty fo maillions sterling-it is as yet a signal failure, when the land ji, is regarded as the field of profitable Cultivation and coloni. am zation. The French have fought as hard with the Arabs' ...

... an- ocrs httecnet r o itrteecrin di are for ummer, ad w~ trst that hey, to, wilt r~eive a al Ole like suppert. - ?? ist - LANDS VALUATION (SC0110OTLAND) DILL h b rie- - to the Editor of the.Glasgow Herald. i he -118 Union Street, Glasgow, April 23-86 ...

... ;-more than one UP army was encamped in his neighbourhood,-the ruffian one soldiery robbed him of all he had, and if he managed to hide plu-m anything, they forced him by indescribaltorture togiei and unp. The fighting men of the armies were followed Some- ...